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S E L F - DRI V IN G IN NEW Z E ALAND A self-drive tour is one of the best ways to see New Zealand — and this 17-day itinerary is nothing short of epic. Highlights include a gourmet wine tour in the Marlborough region, a stunning helicopter trip over Fiordland National Park and the Southern Lakes region and a kayak tour of the Dart River. Plus, you’ll stay in some plush accommodation, from a farmhouse in the rolling hills to an award-winning lodge with otherworldly lake views. HOW TO DO IT: A 17-day tailor-made itinerary Luxury New Zealand self-drive tour costs from £12,905 per person and includes flights, transfers, accommodation, car hire and excursions. audleytravel.com/new-zealand


Marlborough wine region, New Zealand


WE L LNE S S IN THE HIMALAYA S Ananda in the Himalayas is one of India’s finest spa resorts, located on a maharaja’s palace estate overlooking the city of Rishikesh. It offers all- inclusive packages of up to 21 days that focus on traditional Indian wellness practices. For the ultimate mind and body cleanse, opt for the Holistic Detox package. Guests receive one-on- one consultations and nourishing healthy meals and can take part in a range of daily activities including yoga and meditation. They can also enjoy spa treatments and use the hydrotherapy facilities, the epitome of pure indulgence. HOW TO DO IT: Healing Holidays can arrange a 21-night Holistic Detox programme from £9,249 per person sharing, including British Airways flights, transfers, full-board accommodation and the Holistic Detox programme. healingholidays.com


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